- Nine Men's Morris game written in Java with an approachable user interface.
- Developed by Ben Garver, Nik McKnight, Justin Thomas, Zach Halderwood, and Mohamud Abdi in Fall 2020 for the purpose of studying Foundations of Software Engineering at the University of Missouri - Kansas City
- We are using a modified version of Scrum development process with software engineering principles.
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Teammate information - email accounts, team ratings, etc.
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Working user stories/acceptance criteria - make edits here and I (Zach) will add them to this readme
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Report due by 10/13/20
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User stories & acceptance criteria for sprint 1:
| As a player, I want... | so that... | Acceptance criteria |
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| To place a piece | I can form a mill | Piece is placed in an empty spot. Piece is removed from player’s stack of pieces. |
| To form a mill | I can remove my opponent’s piece | True when 3 pieces for one player are placed in a line. Checks after every piece is placed. |
| To remove my opponent’s piece | I can win the game | Allows player to select an opponent’s piece to be removed. Opponent’s piece is successfully removed. Checks if opponent is down to 2 pieces. |
| To be congratulated when I win a game | The victor is evident | Declares victory for player when opponent reaches two pieces |
| To “fly” my pieces around the board (3rd phase) | So that I have a chance to turn the match to my favor | Allows player with only 3 pieces to move their pieces anywhere |
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Report due by 11/10/20
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User stories & acceptance criteria for sprint 2:
| As a player, I want... | so that... | Acceptance criteria |
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| To keep track of match wins/losses | I can have a tournament with another player | Keeps score. Clears board. Resets number of pieces. Allows game to restart. |
| To identify myself by name in the game | To help me track whose turn it is and my total wins/losses | Allows player to change “White Player” or “Black Player” to something else |
| To know how many game pieces I have left to place (1st phase) | I can strategize where all my pieces might go | Shows stack of pieces off to the side of the board or just a number |
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Report due by 12/8/20
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User stories & acceptance criteria for sprint 3:
| As a player, I want... | so that... | Acceptance criteria |
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| To play 3, 6, or 12 Men’s Morris | I can have more variety in my life | Board changes to correct board. Player is given appropriate number of pieces. |